Sentence examples for unwarranted disruption from inspiring English sources
Writing this makes me feel uptight and humorless, but that said, I've seen the other side of stalking: fear, violence, anxiety, torment and the unwelcome and unwarranted disruption of life.
A spokesman for Southern said: "We have every sympathy for passengers who are being very patient in the face of this unwarranted and futile disruption caused by the RMT union.
Theresa May's deputy official spokesman condemned the walkouts in the run-up to Christmas in unusually strong terms on Monday morning, saying the disruption they will cause was "massively unwarranted".
Also, it is true that the sheer scale of service-sector employment within an advanced economy arouses anxiety, unwarranted though it may be, about how disruptive the new forces of competition will be.At the moment, the likely disruption to patterns of employment is surely being exaggerated.
"There are hundreds of thousands of people having their lives disrupted on a massively unwarranted scale by these strikes … If [these strikes] have anything in common, it is shared contempt for ordinary people trying to go about their daily lives … [The unions'] actions are clearly designed to bring about maximum damage and disruption during the festive period".
Was that comparison unwarranted?
"The criticism was unwarranted.
Tightening now is unwarranted.
her input is unwarranted.
